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Pattern work at 47N- part 1

PostPosted: Sun Jan 08, 2006 11:20 pm
by beaky
Went flying today... had to delay my flight, but it all worked out well, as I'll explain shortly...just went around the pattern for about 1.5 hrs; about 7 landings; mostly good short ones. Still tending to fly it on, but that's better than bouncing (which would require true ineptitude in a 152). and I'm off the brakes now; just getting re-acquainted with the more cramped arrangement.
My mount today: N25057, a 1978 C152 affectionately known as "Casper". No, that's not me; that's the guy who had it after me.


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A bad picture of "Casper"s panel; typical rental, but she's OK. Nothing fancy, that's for sure. Makes some odd noises in flight that I hadn't noticed on last week's checkout, but she seemed strong enough .

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Another bad pic (most of my few inflight pics did not come out well- shot "blind" through old plexi), this time the view on downwind for 25. a little too close at the moment- the NW crosswind was waffling, fooling me on every leg.

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This led to at least one late turn to final, but no worries- I got this sorted out quickly.

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Next: bumming around the airport; meeting with MarcoAviator, AN124 update!

Re: Pattern work at 47N- part 1

PostPosted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 1:16 pm
by TSC.
Nice shots Rotty - thanks for posting 'em.

Cheers,

TSC.

Re: Pattern work at 47N- part 1

PostPosted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 3:04 pm
by C
Nice shots. Casper looks a nice little aeroplane... :)

Re: Pattern work at 47N- part 1

PostPosted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 6:39 pm
by SkyNoz
Yah very white except the tail reg. lol, didn't want to do any spins lol.? ;) ;D

Re: Pattern work at 47N- part 1

PostPosted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 10:34 pm
by beaky
Yah very white except the tail reg. lol, didn't want to do any spins lol.? ;) ;D


No, no spins in this one... even on purpose.
;)  ;D